British teddy bear "toy hospital" to treat many countries "patients" business is booming

The Toys Hospital is located in Lyme Regis, Dorset, and the owner, Rikey Austin, opened the pet store 17 years ago. However, according to the owner, in the past three years, the service in the store has become more and more popular, the customers are in a constant stream, and the work list can even be discharged for 4 months. Ricky's store accepts unkempt or limbless teddy bears from countries such as the United States, Australia, Kenya, and Europe, and treats these "patients."

The "Doctors and Nurses" in this "Toy Hospital" will carry out a variety of "surgery", such as re-stitching, refilling, etc., to reshape life for these dilapidated teddy bears who are deeply emotionally sent by their owners. The store will "diagnose" the photo of the teddy bear "patient" sent by the customer, and then the customer will request the teddy bear after the repair. Simple repairs can be done in a few hours, while complex ones take weeks, with an average weekly cost of around £300 (about RMB 2,600).